Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[T-1000]

Just not to be distracted too far, here is basic for those who are not good in electronics:

http://www.lucidcafe.com/library/96jul/teslaauto06.html - My Inventions - Chapter 6â€"The Magnifying Transmitter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFohadroheM - Tesla's Little Secret

[crowclaw]

I am totally puzzled about  the mechanical overunity motor of Tariel Kapanadze.

In the German translation it is said, that it also used gravitation.
But I guess it just only uses the inertia of the 2 discs.

It is said, that the 2 disc are of steel and brass or maybe each disc is
a double layer of steel and brass and that these discs are connected via a brass wire, that is isolated from the steel shaft.

The toroidal transformer, that is put around  the shaft seems to be
the main motive power source and it is said in the "broken" Russian-German translation
that it uses just 8 Watts of power.

I am still totally puzzled, how this motor should really work...

I could only image that it uses some kind of eddy current torque drive effects on the shaft
so there might be a rotational field inside the toroidal transformer that might generate
eddy currents inside the shaft that will rotate the shaft...??


But I don´t understand how it is possible to generate such strong
torque forces to rotate the axis with these 2 heavy discs and then still propell
the car alternator and  still power this at least 100 Watts lights with it
and the only power used to start it is from a small 9 Volts battery !!!

Amazing !


This movie is from a new release from a Russian movie from youtube user Realstrannik

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZC5CwCTv4I

As this movie was very long, I chopped it up in parts to make it easier to view.


Many thanks to the Russian Realstrannik forum admin for posting this video.

I posted it on my youtube channel

http://www.youtube.com/user/overunitydotcom/videos

as backup copies.

Regards, Stefan.

Take a closer look at the underside views, notice the feet... what looks like protrusions' showing below each foot. The base board appears to have a circular indentation to align the feet!!!  perhaps just to aid stabilising?  ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZC5CwCTv4I)

[aether22]

This Kapanadze motor is IMHO NO N-machine !
It has no big magnets and is missing any current brushes at the rim
of the discs...

You don't get it, an AC one would not need brushes.
It would be based on AC capacitive currents in the disks.


If you look at it, it makes sense only I'm shocked at the effectiveness, I'd have figured it immeasurable.


The donut will should not allow any detectable magnetic flux out, but it will produce a so-called a-field which is really just a relativisticly distorted E-field.


This E-field would normally induce current in the secondary coil around a transformer, but here it is inducing a current in the shaft and disks, but it is AC and must be made resonant.


This can also induce current in the coil on the shaft so it produces an AC magnetic field.


The magnetic field produced in the shaft returns through the air cutting the disks.


The phase between the magnetic field and the currents has to be just right.


The most interesting conundrum is that the reaction force must be placed of either the aether/space and the air that carries the displacement current.


This means that perhaps displacement current is at the heart of both his devices?


The issue is that you would need a very high frequency, I'm not sure what kind of frequency, but it would perhaps be close to the frequency found from assuming the disks were a 1/4 wave length oscillator. (very high)
Unless when up to speed the magnetic field from the rotor makes the electrons path much longer essentially lengthening the whole thing.

[leo48]

Maybe  the soundproofing foam has been added because it is highly
electrostatic and promotes  the  accumulation of electric charges
necessary for the beginning of the cycle of amplification.

Leo48

[zhak]

why you need a double ground?
is the difference of potential between two points of contact with the ground